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THE SSssSSSSsfESsSl. EESSSrE so1HxEs.
rr.,n.,..v. ~ R.I EprtGT ~, Ma q lsss
tOr Pittsburg aud the Nest Chicago Limited Express
E DAILY " 70 Cincinnati sSD ii and fr 81 d Fns
aud Car to IRON Ios to sst1r.
Western 9sT wra s al Car s,,i al, 2 SSsgo
Cars Washington 70 Chicago and 1t LOUIS and la.
r nSpbut s, 70 Seyeland connecting at Harrisburg
I rsSi Sc. kk5 sp, 200 daily so& fia.Gals
For EE pa! I.nol5. AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
LOGO y AL daily Except saturday with Psiaos
For NM daily y except sS ~ SUNDAY ida, ooo
fPHns s L miisd tSr:.s & Fass f.; -
and y ZOO % csrs a. 40 daily. except sunday
For gSssoR without ehanTe ro Zoo day
ing direct transfer 20 Fulton svoidns double
M so and S oS % 31 s%pa.
:aS 90 Mms,sd T 6sT :ss 90 n ANS
"a 40 30 100 an. So 81 tSf On s saa
gay 300 s:IS: s;}Ss ii;;I Il 200. t'oa
For pdpe SS Le 1893 Ana and 80 daily
excel Sunday
For Annapolis. q: - AN 90 70 and . % p.M,
daily except Sunday. Snndays 800 AM. 4: ID
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
MA, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Aie1andria. 600, Cas- s 40. 3:s1, 10 81 AN.
l2:04 noon, 2:o5. 4:25. 435. q :ol, s.o5, 1905
and ii 80 4. NJ On sunday ut q 90, $40. 9:41
los. AND, q :0I > .U5. aud 10 :05 Pm.
For Richmond and the South, 600. 10 81 AN dsiig.
Train; le.Ss Aisranalris !gr %ssSins,op 9 o. 500
. s.05, 9:;j2 aud I042 PM, aud IL ID midnight
except Monday. On Sunday q =: 100. 40 aud
40 AN; = 90. 5:lo. % 8 81. 10:42 =. NJ aud
121 5 night
Tickets and information az Office northeast coz
of 9th street aud Pennsylvania and At tao
station where orders be left Tor the checsingk
baggage 10 destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. 4. PUGH. General MANAGER
J. R. WOOD General Passenger Agent. je29
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II you would have healthy. plump babies, give
them F1rst-Prize Brand Condensed MILK Nothing
equal to It.
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equal to II.
Splendid Quality New Rag Carpet, 25c
Double Combination, 18th st. sc. 2
l.. III. Hopkins, Penna. ave- and 9th st.. has
hasons Electric Lamps. equal to 60 candles. eos
Double Warp Ingram Carpet, Csc.
Double Combination. 18th St: Sc.
densed MIX. Free from ali impurities.
Double warp. ali-wooing, new patterns,
45c. Double Combination. 11th st. Sc.
Bicknell's Syrup for diarrhea-
Am.wool e.ply Ingram, SIC. Double Com
Quick Service system.
Information, concerning sewing machines or
machine repairing, quickly furnished by our out
Telephone, 4sS to Auerbach. 7th and s'a' "
All-wool 3-ply Ingram, 75c. Double Com
WOrkingnien, Attention!
II you are in want OF Stoves call at Rudden's
Mammoth Furniture, Carpet and Stove Install
ment House, $50 and 032 7th st. NV, and exam
Inc his stock OF Stoves, Heaters, and Ranges,
All Union Made.
Also Furniture, Carpets, Mattings &C., which will
be sold on easy weekly or monthly payments. s
Heavy Rope Door Mats, SOC. Double Com
Drink the 'sQucen Of Rcerx,,
II you want to save doctors bills. The health OF
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, LOG street northwest
Is cents per dozen. 6m
MoQuette HassOcks, 400. Double Combina-
ton, 18th ST. Se 2
''Koyal tsIuc'' mends 'em.-Boston Varieties
Brass-Trimmed Curtain Poles. 24c
Double Combination, 11th st. se
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In is 10. "Ward" prints, 4Oc per ID.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttern1lk; sweet Milk
&C. per quart.
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TRICoT CLOTH DRESS GOODS pure WOOL wide
double width. worth Soc, only 375Sc
BLACK AND COLORED SILK vELvETS Al
BLACK silks 81, $l25. $3.50.
COLORED SILKS. Soc, &c. 75c. SIC
BLANKETS, sightiy soiled, 81, s225 $3.50.
1915. 81 ~
ROYAL SERGE. beautiful dress foods. in BLACK.
Blue Green, Brown and Garnet, wide double fold IL
yards tor ~. '' ~
TAbLEDAMASk, excellent quality. pure linen. Soc
PURE LINEN NAPKINS, red border excellant
quality, 81 dozen.
EXCELLENT QUALITY CANTON FLANNEL &c
less than actual cost.
LAWNS, &C.
SATINES, &c.
WHITE BED SPREADS, go AZ
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WE ARE ISrRoDCc ING some very choice nev
uranus OF cigarettes, made from Jae most exaul-
s.le selections OF Virginia tobacco. Try our new
MM,e,Caps Cross-Co untry, Full Dress, AMI Latest
New York.-Adrt w.
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EAIL ovERco.Ts Elseman Bros. 9TH andE.
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JOhnsOn's, 18Th and e.
Standard and select Steamed oysters High
grade only. Ladies' large saloon attached
DO Not Fail to call for cheap Carpets Double
Combination, 18th st. Sc.
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BE PREPARED for sickness and cure IL In the be-
ginning. DR.. BicknelPs DiarrhHa and DySentery
syrup should be kept always at hand.
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A HUSBANDS SUIT FOR DIVORCE. John W.
Graham has by W. X. Duhamel rled a bill for
rted November IL, 1873 by Rev DR. Butler have
one child, and he charges 1esertion August O. 1885
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CHEAPEST EVER KSowN.-One hundred pairs
swiss or Tambour Lace Curtains for So pair.
". b. NOSES SON,
11th and stS-,
Furniture, Drapery and Carpet Establishment.
FALL OyKRCOATs- Eiseman Bros, 7th and E
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempler's ave., cor. ~
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FALL OvERCoATs. EiSeman Bros, It'll and E.
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets kemethy, I1O9 Pa ave.
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fRoP. kAsPkR has returned 20 the city, and vii
sss.iAe hls instruction On the violin Monday next
Sc ptember 18th.
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CITY ITEMS.

Hemp Carpet, 12kc. Double Combination
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Ingram Carpet, 16Hc. Double Combina-
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VznY ATTRACTIVE
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

We are pursuing our steady. legitimate course
OF trade gathering in what bargains the market
Affords and giving our patrons the full benefit
OF all such purchases in desirable fabrics and Of
standard manufacture and reliable workman
ship. We only offer such clothing ~ will prove
worthy Of confidence. consequently we offer
clothing that viii be satisfactory to our patrons.
We call special attention to our tailoring de-
Iartnent which is filed with very large and
varied line of Cloths Diaxonals, Corkscrews,
suitings, Pantaloonngs, &C.. &C., which We
make to order at very short notice. Shirts made
TO order.
NOAH WALKER CO.,
III 625 Pennsylvania avenue
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Muznr THn ''CocKs~
CHOKE EN- Off
Il the reading of the recent order of
grave and reverend" Commissioners.
II the cocks" are not permitted to crow within the
sacred confines of the District there to be
found who will the special preroyatives Of the
cocks" and
CROW Justify,
Particularly when brilliant victory has been
achieved.
PASSING RAPIDLY TO THE FRONT
In all that pertains to the artistic clothing outer
man. We know that the wearing Of stylish clothing
does not make the but know that it makes
q wonderful difference in his appearance and that no
man feels ut ease or is entirely himself, unless he is
properly dressed therefore it In that we endeavor
always to give u gentleman perfect ft whether he
buys q suit at 81 so at $50 The same rule is
observed all along the line.
Our Boys Suits comprise Coats, Vests and Long
Pants; ages, II to Ii years The prices range from
sI.e6 TO s12.25 SUIT
Chidren's Suits close-dting Coats and Short Pauts
ages. 4 to II years. Prices from
81 TO 1925
Az to quality, style. and excellent workmanship we
invite comparison, and as to price
WE CHALLENGE AND DEFY COMPETITION.
Therefore it ia not necessary to further explain
Why ALL THE PEOPLE are afflicted with ADLER
ON THE BRAIN"
ALL ROADS LEAD TO
VICTOR e. oilers
Ten Per Cent Clothing House,
027 and 929 7th street northwest
corner Massachusetts avenue.
Strictly one price. Open Saturday until IL DIM
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Splendid Quality New Rag Carpet, 25c
Double Combination, 18th st. Sc 2
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CHARGED WITH RoBBING A TooI-HoUsE.-Henson
Perry, eoiored, who was arrested by Onicer Mich
olson few days ago, on charge OF robbing the
!oo!.noose OF Columbus Thonas, In East WASH
today. He was committed, In default Of $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-08

(yATSKIIL MOUNTAINS.
LAKE GEORGE ADIRoNpAcKs
On and after SUNDAY, June co, express trains on
West Shore Railroad Will Daily except SuutIsy
to and from the Jersey City Station Of the Pennsy
vauia Railroad. making close connections with lsst
trains to and fiom WashinFtou.
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESs.-kA
Leave Jersey City Station IT 80 am. Ar-vA1
rive Hotel Kaaterskii via Kingston 2:24 p U:I II
Mount House Station :.5 m Paienville, so pm
ton aud Phenicia (for Hotel KsatersEiil and Moa1
= sAKAT0GA AND cATsKILL MT: EXPRESS.
saill S via Mns:sse %: AZ Hm G,.nd Hotel 80
e H.id Essrv nsf. sI2 s HFve s.r''1s.
Gsrs Philadslphis to G9nd Hotel Station and to
Hon.sl. and New York to s.rstogA
Lave W,SshlnstSn ;99 am Arrive Hotel ka.ter
M; Ph1nicia, 7:51 pm. : Mt House Station, 500 D.
Drawing Cars New York 70 Grand HCte1 station
and to Phenicis lfor Hotel KasterskiI aud Nouutan
Housel aud " Washington to Saratoga
Purchase tickets at Pennsylysnia R.flro.d o6.ces
and connect IN the jersey City station northern
through
C. E LAMBERT,
1e27-3m General Passenger Agent. New York.
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MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal. aus
GWITHlN G. SIORTLIDGErS
y MEDIA ACADEMY. AT MEDIA, PA,
(NEAR IIII.anEI

tSLAn
the eanpsd and pess s s SCHOOLS All
and Traduases Of Harv I'd Yale Princeton. University
Of Pennsylyans. OF other irst-class COLLEGES Fine
with ample bath ACCOMMODATIONS. livery room has in
rsssa sns
by steam Best instruction, best care, best table.
idly. Special private tutoring for backward boys
Patrons or students may select any studies chose
cS New and cLsn Or
fa Ta n
with Bank, Offices; TeleSraphy. Shorthand. Type
in the United states. Twelve teachers for about one
ti,ue to one or TWO subjects Media Academy affords
every home comfort the best education and the best
books No extras except for music. No nc.dsntal
>'A'' s%fiHiS C. saoK XII I p.AM
Niarvard GraiUste) Media, Pa
September2. aul6-lm
" AsHINGToN ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPH
aas ss aSs MIN capitol hi 70 oeIsiim =:
WAsBINGT9N CONSERVATORY OF, MUSIC ST.
w Cloud Sulldins 9TH and + SIS. tighteenth year
advantages .. B. BuI.LAKD. Direc,or jea7-3m'
Woops ConMEnc1A1 Scuoo1,
q lnstrnsiisn in Book keeIinE orthoEraphy Penman
s Of the siasss n%o hssr sna
ln and % ssaT 'i
au1S-:Sm Principal.
l. EKLlTL SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
ss3 14TH ST n w..
OPEN ALL SUMNER
practical knowledge of FRENCH. GERMAN, AND
SPANISH acquired in ONE TWO TERMS
Reduced lees for summer. free trial lessons
Highest references. 3eoD
DRIyATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
Il study to adults confidential; prepares Tor college
ANNAPOLIS West Point. all examinations.
Ee.S IVY INSTITUTE, s.w cor 9Th md sts. NV
CADEMY OF The HOLY CROSS.
1912 MASS. AVE NV,
Win resume first Monday in September. It affords
every facility for acquiring thorouh and accomplish
ed education. The musical department. embrscing
Harp Piano. Organ, Guitar. Banjo and Mandolin. il
directed by thoroughly accomplished teachers Paint
ing in Lustre. Oil and Water Colors4 Special sstsn-
ton paid to Bookkeeping and the Higher Msthemstca
Attached to the academy il Department for Little
Boys. su15-1m
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1L&C Washington, ID. C.

1000 FIFTEENTH ST.,
1A@O Washington, d. c.
The Misses kerrs School for Young Ladies' and Chill
dren will reopen Wednesday. September 21st Ac-
commodaticns for a limited number of Boarding
Scholars An especial conveyance the Of pupils
living at distance Until September list address for
particulars and circular 1926 st. ad16-lm
FINHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
l. Washington, ID. O.
The preparatory school begins Sept 10.
The Columbian College begins Sept. 10.
The medical school begins Oct. 8.
The Corcoran Scientific school begins Oct. 8
The law school begins Oct. 5.
For catalogues or other informant ton, address
JAMES C. YELLING,
au20-lmo President.
7'HE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Il
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
he exercises of this school will be resumed the
1'i H SEPTEMBER, with corps of seven teachers
The number Of pupils is limited 100. and applicants
VIII be admitted III the order OF their registration.
nftn class. limited in number TO %, and TO be COM
posed of pupils seeking instruction in lower English
branches and the rndinents Of Latin preparatory TO
the regular work of the school, will he formed at the
SAL apply The class with the daily oversight of the
Principal VIII be placed in separate room, under the
charge OF escher who will devote his entire time
It's Instruction Tuition Zee. payable semi-annuslly
III advaice, in the first four classes $50 in the fifth
claas. 500. No extra charge
The Principal or me of his assistants will from the
LIST OF Sept be daily at the school buildin9 1885
- ee' N'''H"e''' % ANDREW ANfGsE W =. MONTAGUE.
au20-1m Principal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-08

ELocUT1oN
II ne At OF az Artsno PERSONS education COM
NO branch OF Education is more scholarly. refined
and useful an none pays better at the present day.
The 81 Colleaiate Courses open October s.
~ l. The Non-Pr9fessional 2 The Professional. The
AZ II ,hGis Sao in
1aa Sash forms an
ass ass sSosi
f Sss sspsSsf YEISE
SIS. Exprsssiye Reading Bible and Hymn keadns.
s SInk SPEAR English LiteTa,prs ooS.EKSA
oral fransatons. Erteporansous Speech rsrl a.
mentary Practice. PERSnSAL MA1NErISM. Panto-
fs and LoGic. COMEDY
coese has s sas
send tor Large Illustrated Catalogue. with full de-
q ss si III
EpsE1sc and
s.s sh St half t e: o b CITY si
II OcKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. SANDY
q Washington City reopens sersenSer s. TsorOash
training hcue government. health carefully offended
aSCeS .s Vt Tsie9 uiA' ADDRESS i aEanf
u ,RDENTowN FEMALE COLLEGE.
ID Charming location ON the Delaware HeaIthful
ea IN us and and %
carefully guarded. Forcatalogues address RevWM G..
BOWEN, A NJ, Prest. Bordsntown, n. j. 3y6-2mo
SPENcERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH
= and Sta. n.wA practical business education that
qualities young men and women TO support them
selves ana successfully perform the active du les Of
Lie Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing,
the English Language Correspondence. hapid Caicu-
laton, kkeepinu, Business Practice, Civics, or
Science of Citizenship Stenography, and Type-Wr:
nt sfsr.r gss aba al .sa
Office open for arrangements by the year or quarter
on and after Monday, August %. Full Corps Of
Teachers Tuition fees-Regular business course. day
sessions, one year So payable SO enteriiig and
balance IN monthly installinents of $40 EACH year
quarter OF ten weeks, $50 paid on entering. Might
Sessions-Tnition: $40 for three months, $50 for
Seats assigned in the order of registra
Iioh Special advantages secured 10y beilg prescnl
the opening of day hight sessions Illustrated Cir.
cular sent free application.
HENAY q. SPENCER, Principal.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-PrinciIal. aus
st JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS MD.-EIGHT
- Departments and -Four Courses OF Study. Students
permitted to board in clubs il desired Terms very
Moderate. Preparatory School attached. Special
tenton given TO hitting boys 10 enter college, uuiver-
slty, the military naval schools OF the Govern
nent. Situation most beautiful aud healthtul For
catalogues address: Principal THOMAS FELL, A. 81
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BxIeHrwoop RACES, Tuesday. Sept. 10, at p. m.
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RESCUED JUST IN TIME TO SAVE HER LIFE.-Last
evening Mrs. Prenchart, one OF the patients at
fIo'Iaehce Hospital, While laboring under aberra-
ton OF mind, demolished the, turniIure of her
room, and breaking window In the fourth story.
was about To throw herself out, when one OF the
her life. ~
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l.. III. Hopkins, Penna. ave. and 9th ST. has
Mason's Electric Lamps, equal to 60 candles. eos
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIR. l. q. MARINrs ACADEMY OF DANCVN,
Nl YIN open saturday: SeE:e,n5se -; 1851. :. 2
o'clock P NJ. Masonic Hall For particulars sena i'i
John THEoPH1L. PUPIL OF DIR. $40 LEpEKl
Z e and g s. Residence 1879 as5f liz iS e. NV il
CHoRTHAND REVoLUTIoElzED.-sL oAN-Dr
- Hoyan: 1wsrs;ed II Sold Z, medals Simplest mos5
private instruction daily tuition by mail !ypewr,-
Ing taught by s1perienesd operators: Call or sem,
W ssa5 r3o prS.psc'o" The school, ssi s.
5000 a.. YEAR lEas:. Board ,. ASD TuIIioS.
Z ..S fSnas isdnss misses ht.ie boys: Episee-
young men, Military College Burlington. r. j. Goo
care; thorough instruction. s7-3w"
(rLAREN's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SEMINAR
~ Hill. Va. miles south of Washington, reopen
aeueed aud sesehes Idssess MISS q A.
wORTHINGTON. r. o. Box Fl Aie1sndris, Va. slim;
WAvERLY SEMINARY 1880 MAssACHUsETTs
s6-lm MISS LIPSCOMB, Principal
CoLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL
y t9r boys under Il years Of few pupil board.
T IGSSES GoII5ERE, AN.
getting.-see special Notice s6-3m
MT VERNON SEMINARY,
Vl HOO. 11O4, 1116 NJ st. and 1870 18th st.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Little
Girls.
Academic, intermediate and Primary Departments
No extra charge for instruction in Latin, French.
Handsome, commodious new school building. con-
tanning chapel session-Toons classrooms and Office
WITH steam heating and best modern improvements,
ready for occupancy this fall.
Thirteenth year besins OCTOBER 6.
SIAM MRS +. J. SOMEns
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FAIL ovsKcoArs. Eiseman Bros, 9TH and E.

Fuss1LLs IcE-CREAx.
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Drink the 'sQucen Of Bcerx,,
II you want to save doctors bills. The health OF
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, LOG d street northwest.
IS cents per dozen. 6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-08

Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In 10. "Ward" prints, 4Oc. per ID.
Also. cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk; sweet Milk
&C. per quart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-08

SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.-Tuesday evening
the morse attached 10 the Carriage OF the Sisters
at Providence Hospital ran away, going down
North Carolina avenue to LIST street, when the
SehlcIe Was overturned and demolished. The
graph pole and md a les and arm broken and Sis
ter Beatrice and another Sister were badly cnI
about the head and face
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-08

''kOyal SsIuc'' mends 'em.-Boston Varieties
BYaSs.Trimmed Curtain Poles. 24c
Double Combination 11th st. sc.
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MOquette HassOcks, 400 Double Combina-
t1On 18th ST. Se 2
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-05
THE HI. HI. OLDN.

The New 1,5OO Ton Three-Masted
 schooner at West Haven - To be
 Launched I'm About Ten Bays.
 The fine new three-masted schooner now on the ways at West Haven shipyard and soon to be launched will be named the H. H. Olds, in honor of MT. H. H. Olds of this city, the noted manufacturer of pies, and one of our we'll known and esteemed citizens, who has the good will of our citizens in general The new vessel is one of the largest ever built in Connecticut-1, ,500 tons-and will engage in the coasting and West India trade. It will be also one of the most thoroughly equipped and best built vessels ever launched in these parts. The work upon her is fast nearing completion. A donkey engine is now being placed on board, and she will he launched on the 18th or 18th of this month. The cost of the vessel will be about $50,O0O. She is owned almost wholly by New Haveners, among whom are Henry Sutton, the con- tracting builder of so many fine vessels at West Haven, and Captain Smeed, we'll known, skillful navigator, who has just re- signed his command of the schooner James Ives.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-05
PERSONAL JOTTINGS
About New Haven People and Other
 People. MT Frank E. Craig and family left vastar-

About New Haven People and other
 People.
 MT. Frank E. Craig and family left yester- day for Saratoga.
 President A. D. Osborne, of the Second National bank, and family left yesterday for Montreal.
 Kr. George 0. Kimberly, of Bolton & Neely's, will rusticate for week at his old home in Guilford.
 Mrs. Henry W. Thomson and family, of Edwards street, are spending a month in East Cornwall, Litchield.
 Dr. Carver of this city defeated W. 8. Mitchell in a shooting match at Lynchburg Wednesday by a score of fifty pigeons to forty-two.
 Mrs. J. B. Steininger of Sheepshead Bay, formerly Miss Minnie Purcell of this city, is visiting her uncle, MT. Michael White, on Asylum street.
 P. H. Cosgrove and Dr. Frank H. Wheeler left last night for months tour of the West. They will attend the A. O. H. na- tional convention to be held in Chicago.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-05
A GROWING SECTION.
Talk of Building n New Catho
 Church,

Talk Of Building n New Cathode
 Church.
 There is talk of building new Catholic church in the southwestern part of the city instead of enlarging the Sacred Heart church. The reason advanced is that @ new church further down is needed and would better &C., commedate the Catholics of that section, who live good ways from the Sacred Heart church. Besides it is urged that new church would cost less than the enlargeme ent and that the southwestern part of the town is rapidly growing. It is urged by Catholics also that the Methodists, Episcopalians and Baptists have already recognized the fact that this part of the town is growing rapidly, as shown by the erection of a chapel in this section by each one of these three Protestant denominations, and that the Catholic popu- lation is increasing in that section very fast.